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Boost for Wireless in Europe as More Spectrum Is Made Available Wireless broadband gets a boost in Europe after the European Parliament on Wednesday voted in favor of reallocating radio spectrum frequencies.
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Atari Oddities Here's a look at the wacky Atari you don't know: its digital photo booth, video phone, "Puppy Pong," and more.
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Google Wallet Open for Business Again Google has issued a fix for an issue with Google Wallet, and re-enabled provisioning of Google Wallet prepaid cards.
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EMC and VMware Team With Atos to Create European Cloud Company Canopy EMC and VMware are teaming with French IT services company Atos to create a European cloud infrastructure provider, Canopy, the companies announced Wednesday.
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Apple CEO Cook Says iPad, Tablets Will Outsell PCs Tim Cook thinks that the explosive popularity of one-panel slates as well as innovation from tablet makers and app developers will fuel the sales.
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Sweden Gets Europe's First LTE Smartphone Thanks to the imminent availability of the Galaxy S II LTE, Sweden will become the first European country where consumers can pick up a phone with integrated 4G...
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Rackspace Enlists Redapt for Private Cloud Installs Rackspace hopes to make it easier to use its OpenStack private cloud offering by partnering with Redapt, a company that procures, configures and ships servers to...
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Path Isn't Only App to Upload, Store Address Book Data Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Foursquare and Yelp upload names, e-mail addresses and phone numbers, sometimes without explicit permission.
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Enterproid to Enable Work and Personal Numbers on One Phone Enterproid is expanding its dual-persona phone platform to include voice through a new deal with BroadSoft.
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Oracle Preps MySQL Cluster for Web Use Oracle has updated its MySQL Cluster software to make it more appealing to large Web service providers, among other users of large-volume distributed databases.
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FileTrek Lets You Collaborate, Store Projects, Track Changes...For Free This file sharing service offers storage, collaboration, and uniquely detailed tracking.
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Ordinary Chinese Divided on IPad Trademark Dispute Ordinary Chinese people are taking sides in the iPad trademark battle between Apple and local display vendor Proview, with some thinking the U.S. tech giant...
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Android Loses Market Share,as Apple Has Exceptional Quarter, Gartner Says Android lost smartphone market share for the first time, as Apple had a great fourth quarter buoyed by the launch of the iPhone 4S, according to data from market...
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Acer Sees Profit in Q4 After Reporting Losses in Previous Two Quarters Acer reported fourth quarter profit of US$2.4 million, a financial turnaround after the company faced back-to-back losses in the previous two quarters.
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Activist-backed Online Collaboration Platform Due for Release in March The Global Square, an online global collaboration platform for activists backed by WikiLeaks among others, plans to have a functional prototype by March, its...
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Apple's IPad 3 Could Face Customs Ban in China Apple's much speculated iPad 3 has emerged as the latest target in an ongoing trademark dispute in China, after a little-known Chinese firm said on Wednesday it...
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How Samsung Galaxy Note Fares as a Mini-Tablet The smartphone's large, high-resolution display invites users to think of it as a petite tablet, but it doesn't quite achieve that status.
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Yahoo Faces Board Challenge From Activist Shareholder Activist Yahoo shareholder Daniel Loeb has rejected the slate of board candidates put forth by the company's newly minted CEO, serving notice of his intention to...
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Digital Camera Trends 2012: The Post-CES Onslaught The past few weeks have been chock-full of new camera announcements. Here's a look at 10 cameras we're excited about, with special attention to the digital-imaging trends taking shape for the upcoming year.
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HP, Intel Rethink Processor Upgrades in Servers Hewlett-Packard and Intel are rethinking processor upgrades in servers, coming up with a new chip-slotting technique that could reduce the chance of errors, and...
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How to Choose a Router for Your Business Although a consumer-level router is good enough for some small businesses, you need stronger, more secure equipment that can handle traffic among many users. Here are the must-have features in a serious router.
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News Your Way: 10 News Aggregation Apps for Android These apps turn your phone into your own personalized news ticker.
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Sony NSZ-GT1 Wi-Fi Blu-ray Player, $203 Amazon has the Google-TV enabled Sony NSZ-GT1 Blu-ray player on sale for only $203, with free shipping.
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Bioware Releases Mass Effect 3 Demo; Happy Valentine’s Day! The 40 minute demo of the eagerly anticipated sci-fi action/RPG is out now for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC.
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FCC Seeks to Kill LightSquared's LTE Network Plan The U.S. Federal Communications Commission wants to drop the conditional waiver that could have allowed LightSquared to operate an LTE network in frequencies...
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Google Wallet Open for Business Again
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Apple CEO Cook Says iPad, Tablets Will Outsell PCs
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Path Isn't Only App to Upload, Store Address Book Data
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How Samsung Galaxy Note Fares as a Mini-Tablet
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Digital Camera Trends 2012: The Post-CES Onslaught
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News Your Way: 10 News Aggregation Apps for Android
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